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r,sh,ps Near Columbia Dam Prosipi,sd

Fishipg Near Columbia Dam Proaibissd.
From the Harrisburg Telegraph.
1t IL evident that the vigorous way In which
the fish commissioners have proceeded
against illegal fishing has made the Susqus.
hanna fishermen who constructed fish has,
kets, set nets and outlines, or seine near the
Columbia dam, very wary - to how they
act letter to Commissioner Powell, o
this CITY, from one Of the men engaged Ia
putting In new fshways ct the Coblumbil
dam. says:
"The posters you have put up and action
taken about illegal fishing seem to be having
good effect One OF the men who has Q bat
terry just below the dam came to me yester.
day and asked me to buy the stone contained
in It He said that beyond question the shad
wefe going mp through the tishways. He had
resisted that ides - long - he could, and
now the commissioners had posted notices OF
their decided intention in reference TO fishing
near the dam, &c, so that their business on
their batteries was done, and he earnestly
desired to get what he could for his stone, q
they could be no longer Of use"
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IN LOvB NIra HsLLxs euUzD
0r frobsr Hay be OPszy, 0ut He Kno
EnooSh % Desire to Marry . Ricn ORR.

NJ. frobsr Hay be Orszy, 8ut as Kaov,
Enoosh 70 Desire to Marry . Rich Girl.
The family ofJsy Gould has been exceed
ingly annoyed for some tune past by the
actions OF crank named J. M. TrOber. The
snnoyaDces eliminated Q short time ago bv
an announcement In Western paper 10 the
effect that TrOber would shortly be msr.
Iied 70 Miss Nellie, the eldest daughter of
Nj. Gould. From Q statement made by
George Gould, II appears that sOme months
ago Trober csme into Mr.. G1ulds Office vith
. letter OF Recommendation purportinv 70
come from Frederick Gsohardt It wac
quickly Uncovered that Trober had written
we letter himself and he was dism issed.
Almost Immediately afterwsrd he began
Ssn1ing letters and little presents IN Nj a
Nssne. whom hs had never seeu. The an.
noySScss no nave been kept up ever since, but
,.'u,s uV'os nss ever been taken OF them BY the
,saMMy. This last piece OF impsrtinsncs.
..T. 700 much, aud measures vim bs
'aksn 70 Mt down on Mr.. Tro6sr hard. A "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

- ~ 0oA0UU4 00ss0AnB - OVUsb'
o lfs1gupolitaa underground railway
nnoo1pAia, which proposes the execu
q . Qeot scheme for carrying tracks
au1oe gunee under the Philadelphia
nun. oo0plains Of The oct which was
na y IL lase legislature, providing
- 10 sailreaA corporation Of this com.
uWoa1eh sllAll authorize o. make iasueof
eoC1tal sock for money for . less
onD than The fun par value Of each
- 6 IL stock, which par value In
onog shail b actually paid into the treas
- G such corporation before the issue Of
~ fnll-paid certificates for such shares Of
f5ok.n - Alsv that there shall be no issue
feogporats bonds or other certificates Of
ohtednes until after the full amount
Eibed Of the authorized capital stock
~ hAvs besn fully paid either in money,
n9 doas o. property received, nor shall
" oo0pany at any time issue such bonds
III GoAer certificates for IN amount In ex-
D 6 ~ capital stock actually paid for. |"
H act Was introduced BY Senator
h1En md passed with little comment or
o1ee. Il = charged that It was prompted
~ - Fsnnsylvania railroad company, and
D intended 70 block the building Of rival
- md was especially aimed as tho pro-
ooo6 South Psnnsylvania railroad scheme.
- = every reason 70 believe that the
- thus inspired Senator Watres
p hardly have introduced any project
lG1a1atjon because of its general benef.
oo, unless Il had particular axe In view
~ - ground. Nevertheless 1t is quite
61hahls that this win prove, after some
j unandnsut y made, to be good legislation.
& ~ WIN poll many . scheme Of wild rail.
q - pso3eston, but viii stop no men who
oSo ~ capital with which to back theiI
oG5Ei1ss. Il will keep water out OF
1nse railroad stocks In the state and pro
Ue men from building railroads viii
We DO not think that It requires compa
70 % dispose OF their whole cspi
Rstel sock at par before beginninl
: - work Of construction. 1t sim
4 ~ requires that all stock that il
senA shall be sold at ito par value; and that
4 r ehali be paid for in full before full pait
eoetineates Of stock arc issued for it. i
IS 1ees not require that the stock shall b
- for in full, when It u subscribed for
- ~ b paid for In instalments, il de
1ko1 but Il must be taken at the pric,
Whieh Il purports to be worth on its face
( and the subscriber must wait for his full
1aid certificate until he pays for 1t In full
2hat seems to b very sensible require
s1nk
Ths provision that bonds shall not b,
y isgued in excess Of the stock paid for, /,
/ > peasonable one but 1t seems otherwis,
With the prohibition of the issue of an,
bonds until the full amount subscribed o
& ~ capital stock has been fully paid for
lt would be sufficient, for all purposes o
pgoper public protection, to simply forbi'
- Issue OF bonds in excess OF the amour
1 ia upon the stock. With this amend
S1nmk, Eailroad builders, who have conf
1enes In their projects, ought to be able h
80 ahsad, under the law.
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The Verdict Uua.,mous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind. testides
:" can recommend Electric Bitters ss the very
best remedy every bottle sold has given relief
IN every case, One man took SIX bottles, and
Vas cured of khenm stism Of 10 years standing. ~
best selling medicine have ever hand in my
% years experience, IL Electric Bitters." Thou.
sands OF others have added their testimony. 90
that tho verdict is unanimous that Electric Bit
tsrs do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidney or
Blood. For sale at II. H. CochrHn's Drug store,
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If Alderman Hershey during some Of his
spare moments would read and carefully
ponder the following, from the act Of assem-
bly, Of 1860, II might bo productive Of benef-
cial results:
"1f any justice. clerk, 'prosho,otary, sheriff,
coroner, constable or other officer OF this
commonwealth, shall wilfully and frsudu.
lently receive or take any reward or fec tc
execute and do his duty In office, but such q
ID or shall bo allowed BY some sct OF assembly
OF this common wealth or shall receive os
take BY color Of his Office, any fee or reward
Whatever, not or moro than 10 allowed n
Aforesaid; he shall be deemed guilty of
miDdemeanor In ofJice, and on conviction b
sentenced 70 pay fino not exceeding $500, OF
TO UNDERGO IN imprisonment not exces DIM
one yeax."
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R,iect the Oner

by dealer OF any article claimed to possess
properties Identical with or similar to teethsay.
ing sOZODOST. Only pure hase the real simon
Pure. which defies both imitation and com pe' l.
ton. Nothing can vie with 1t in enc acy, as q
donor Of dental health and beanty. notwith.
standing any representation to the contrary. Ii
causes the teeth tn CLEAN like FURNISHED ivory.
contains no hurtful ingredient, ana has a most
grateful flavor and smell. al9F,MW&v
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ExcltSmens In Tenn.

Great excitement has been caused in the VI.
cintty OF Paris. Tex. by the remarkable 70
he could not turn in bsd, or Dr. raise his hsSd !;
ry6ody said he was dying Of Consumption.
A trial bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery WsS
sent him. Finding reiief. he bought large bot
tie t,e ana ma box OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills By
the time he had taken two boxes of Pulls and
two bottes OF the Discovery. hs vas we'll and
had gained IN nesh thirtysix pounds.
Trial bottles OF this Great Discovery for Con.
sumption free IT II. b. COchran's Drug Store, l37
ana LIB North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. (2l
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The Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythiss
In Wtlltamsport ON phuIsdsy further con.
stdered the smendments to the KntRhts of
~ b - relief fund. John W. BssO, Of Phjls.
dsiphtA ves elected grand trustee to fill the
1nsxplreo term OF T. X. Ws,ssnsS, deceased. .
wers considersd, ano considerable time vas
oevoeed 70 sscret work. In the evening tho
1rene Lodce aetsodsd . oamI .ass given by
Reno Post q. A. r.
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sepsbieea *'sws Of the Rspssue.. Pn,,o,,,
Fassy platforms are generally quoted iov
now'e'days; but production Of this sort 1.
such literature still further. FSOm fks P,,s.
burg Dispatch. we
The platform on which they are supposed
70 stand V more remarkable for its s6surd i
ties than Tor ito patriotism or common. sense
FROM the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

ALLRN THoRNDIKE RICE, the editor Of
~ North AmsrScaS RerieU, says thas "the
peesens power of organised knavery In our
CITY polittU comes chiefly from two sources-
arS4 our present methods Of nomination;
end second, our present method Of ballotipg
end The attendant personal expenses Of .
esnvasA" In order 70 remedy thiA Nj Rice
makes these suggestious In the conduct OF
ssscsions: (D That any person receiving the
rocommendation Of oneteut Of the qualified
voeen in any district shall be deemed .
candidate; (2) the names Of such candidates
10 b printed st the public expense on . clip
70 b furnished the voter when he comes to
the polls; (3) the voter to retire TO . secret
compartment and 0raso from the slip the
names Of those whom he does not wish to
vote for; az the manner In which the voter
hss voted to b kept entirely secret BY
legal saisguardA Mr.. Rice's suggestions
ere worth careful consideration, particularly
the second, wherein Il 10 believed that the
payment Of all necessary expenses by the
county or state would make IL unnecessary
TO asseas candidates and thus place poor mer
running for ofhce on level with rich oueA
TOW COOPER evidently thinks the opinior
IT Lancaster county delegates may be safely
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aPROIAL 1OflUAS.

sHlLOH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by Us on guarantee: 1t cures Con.
Pa (S
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II VIII b recalled that The recent Repuoli.
oon cnveotim In Harfhbufg Was Quays,
not CAmOron'A
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4 sd Aia1ortuno.

ls TO raise = nice family OF boys and girls
AND then have them carried into an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check It in its Arst stages By
and Lungs, warrsnted to cure and relieve Iii
cases Price 6Oc and q. For sale BY ii. g,
Cochran. druggist No lN North Queen street
1rS0S sSse Uee. IN
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6LEEPLEsb NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh'e Cure 10 the remedy for
you SOLD BY II. H. Cochran. druggist, Nos lN
ana l5S North Queen st.. Lancaster. Pa (0
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Buchlsn's Aruioa salvo.

IHs BEST sALyI In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chill ilbiains. Corns. and ali skin
nruptions. ana positively cures Piles. or no pay
reqnired. II 10 guaranteed TO give perfect salts
box. For sale BY II. b. Cochran, Druggist, NOS.
~ and lS North Queen 81, lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-19

COUGH, WHOOPIN6 COUGH ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by ShilOhs Cure. Sold By
n b. Cochran. druggtst Nos. lS7 and l0 North
Queen st. Lancaster. Pa (ll
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WHEN The Republican party OF Lancaster
county can b trsmpled on BY Tom Cooper It
10 time for IL 10 die.
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AGREAT DISCOVERY,

The greatest discovery Of the nineteenth can.
tury Is Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription Tor sick
hsadache, which 10 the discOysry OF an eminent
physician ana used by him for over thirty yeSFS
before giving It TO the public, and II stands 10.
dAy without . rival. Read advertisement N
another column.
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have been for several year. 4 su0erer Sro,,
hay fever and severe head colds, and nave trfsd
other remedies In hope OF getting relief but
Team TAIN would not be without IL for a :
confederation. 1t 10 simply wonderful In its 81.
minstOn. N. q q"
~ sSs can chssriully recommend EIy's Cream Balm
~ ss @ q, ,uhmernx h public for hay lever and stop
st,.uvs imsdtsts mn. relief.-J. T. hector. 70 RocS
ooS e"t'e Aock. Ara. auS-2W6eOdGV n
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cured BY Shilohb CurS. Va ~ 20 query
Suesn az cnca ncn.a,srS a,srSEst HOS. VI ana u HoStS
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a NEW LOT OF Low PRICED BRASS
ssc; :: s:.sss' e :ss 's1sS ,s. sss:i: e ::HSly
iSiatSSCH He:Vl ,:sysss ~.
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The Popais ,,aa o. Lo.ee.e-,

~, ~ e1oat 20 @ ana ~ WOULD cay q ,sass e,s.
Throat and Lungs, :: thoss compiaints AZ ~ ~ ~
o0rdinS 70 st4tistics more numerOus thSS
opportunity 70 call on M and 6st 8 bottin n
kenp's Balssm for the Throat and Lunss. Pr1SS
cesS. sSs u ar.ss.s % ~ u aca sss ssYsss
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TON CooPER evidently thinks the opinion
IT Lancaster county delegates may be safely
ignored.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
Creditors Seeding Proteotion.

Mr.. Leon Tobiiner, as attorney for the firms
of Roth q Goldschmid and Gutwillig Bros
and other New York creditors, yesterday filed
a suit In equity to carry ont the trusts of an as
signment made by !. NJ. Follio, of 9li Seventh
street northwest, TO William Boyd. The bill
ayers that Folllr made an assignme ent to
BOYD, who is a nonresident of this city. and
resides in Baltimore; that Boyd has left Folltn
in charge Of the stock, and has not properly
performed the duties Of an assignee, and that
The estate aud creditors are being injured by
reason Of the negligence of the assignee to
properly protect ii and them. The bill prays
ior The appointment of receiver and an ac-
count as tOthc bona ildcs ofaud consideration
for the preferences made in the assignment.
Justice James granted n restraining order in
the matter Ieturnable to-day.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
Lodge Meetinps Tn-Nipht.
The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-New Jerusalem, No. 0. Masonic
Temple: Harmony No. H. Masonic TEMPLE;
Geo O Whiting, No. q, Georgetown; Washing
ton, Royal Arch, No. 2, Masonic Temple.
G. a. R-Burnside, No. 8, Seventh and L
streets northwest.
l. o. o. F.-Columbia, No. 10, Odd
Fellows Hall: Oriental, No. 10, Odd
Fellows Hail. Friendship, No. 70, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Twentieth street
northwest
Knights. of Pythias-Union, No. o. Grand
Army Hall, Seventh and l. streets northwest;
Washington Division, No. l., Uniform Rank,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Union Veterans Union-Hancock. No, l, 92S
F street northwest.
U. o. G. C.-St. Johns, No. 80, Washington
Hall, pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
knights of Golden Eagle-Amcrlca Castle,
No. 3, McCauley's Hall, 900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast.
Improved Order of Red Men-Tuscarora,
No. 8, odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street south
east; Logan, No. 8, Market Hall, Thirty.second
street northwest.
American Legion of Honor Harmony No.
l3l, lie Droit Building, room 40.
]. o. e. T.-Star of Hope, No. 12, Pennsy-
vania avenue and Nineteenth street northwest.
10. M.-Wm. Louis Schley, No. 4, Odd Fel-
lows Hall, Georgetown; Friendship No. Z,
Moore's Hall, 300 Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by g. 4. Mason, dentist. 2is Four.and
s-half street northwest.
Justice Hagner being sick yesterday the cir.
cult court was not In session.
Jacob snowden, colored 100 years old, died
yesterday in the county.
last week there were 10 births, q marriages.
and IS deaths, OF which number 81 were white
in the District.
W. F. Lewis has been granted permit to
erect two-story dwelling on Gale street, Rose.
dale, to cost 5000
Several burglarles have been fastened on
John jackson, the ghost robber," by the OH.
GERS of the second precinct.
A slight fire occurred In owen Barron's
house, 456 SiX-and.a-half street southwest
yesterday evening at o'clock
Joseph Wilson was yesterday fined $50 or
ninety days, for breaking plate glass window
in Eiseman's store. Seventh aud Estreets.
John Harries,. boot and shoe dealer. No. 1901
Seventh street, has made an assignment to B.
B. Adams for The benefit of his creditors.
J.F. Broadus, brother of Thomas Broadus,
OF the, pension office, has mysteriously dtsap.
penred, and the police are on the lookout for
him.
Justice james has set aside and directed the
discharge heretofore issued in the equity cause
of Robert l.. stiles against the National Life
and Maturity Association.
The case against Lawrence Murphy, plas.
terer. for forging the name of j. d. Croissant to
n check for Sl25, was continued yesterday in
the police court until Saturday.
Cornelius Twine, colorod, was sent TO Jail
yesterday by Judge Smell for sixty days for OBJ
tainipga quantity of liquors from Pohndorfi &
Co, by representing that his employer, Senator
Colquitt, had sent for them,
Francisco Boruniva da Silva, the young coli
ored man who entered and robbed the resi-.
dence of Senior Domingo Cana. the Chillan
minister, was arraigned in the criminal court
yesterday and pleaded not gul ty.
The stockholders of the Washington aud
elected the following directors: Henry Hurt,
William r Riley, Macey De Lane, Charles G.
Glover, Edward Temple, George n. McElhany,
and John G. Parke.
Guy Robertson was yesterday granted divorce
from Fountain Robertson Mr.. Campbell Car
rngton was the attorney, and the charge
| proven was deseftion. Ettie X. Fields charges
| her husband, Frank n. Fields, with abandon
| ing her, and applies for divorce.
The trustees of the Washington Brick Ma
| chine Company to-day elected the following
| officers for the ensuing year. Theodore L. Hol-
| brook, PRESIDENT and general manager; An
| thOny Pollok, vice president; Charles Il. Peck,
| secretary; George H. b. White. treasurer Geo.
| II. u. White, Charles !. Bell, Charles L. Mac.
| donald, executive committee.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
An Acoount HING I'm.

The first comptroller has suspended an &C.
count, amounting TO 5000, of the District
commissioners for compressed asphalt paving
blocks purchased from the Hastings Pavement
Company, on the ground that the purchase was
made in open market without entering into
contract as required by Law. 1t is understood
that there are other bills due the same COM
pany which will be disallowed and which will
swell the amount to 81, ,O0O
National Republican., 1887-01-13
HY All Menns Call Enrly.

Four hundred and ninety remnants of silks
and satins, velyeS and pluShes In all the differ
cnt desirable shades in length ranging from
one TO ten yards, an accumulation from our
cost of production. These are displayed on
ceI ter tables in our dress goods department, on
first floor. A rare chance for people in want OF
short lergths, IANSBURGU Ss bro.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
Godnev uouse, Now YorI,.

Bro lway and Fortieth street opposite Metro
POI IN Opera House and Casino, Hotel Gu
III new. Desirable for business men or
ial les, European plan. Rooms 81 per day
up rds, Excellent restaurant GEN. DAN
Nj, ULEY & w. b. Bowers
National Republican., 1887-01-13
Our Water Supply,

Maj. Lydecker has submitted to the chlet of
engineers his report of operations for increas.
ing the water supply during December. The
work of excavation in the heading west from
the Howard University was advanced ninety
four feet, and east from the Champlain avenue
heading was eighty. eight feet. Tho length of
National Republican., 1887-01-13
FOUR MASH wmsKY-Kra emcr's, 787 9TH
Election OF Directors.

Tho following board of directors for the
Columbia National Bank has been elected
w. L. Barker, c. G. Duncanson, ]. Z. Herrell,
David J.. Morrison, George Truesdell, A. It.
BTltton, John JOY Edison, StilsOn Hutchins, NJ.
NJ. Parker, B. II. Warner, S. NJ. Bryan, Albert
4. Fox, George C. Maynard, Samuel Ross, and
II. X. Willard.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
LADIES matinee at Kernan's to- day.

HARvEY's, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street. has plenty of the finest kind
of oysters No scarcity. Also the genuine
diamond,back terrapin. None in Washington
TO equal them,
National Republican., 1887-01-13

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Albert Rhoades and Annie NJ. Curtis,
John A. Brown and Lizzie Dema,z), Charles
W Chapman and Mary A. Brown, VIM, J.
II, 0delson aud Florida V. Ball, Appeby
Bi, hears and Catherine V, Stevenson.
National Republican., 1887-01-13

MEssRs. MULLIEES & Cox have become in
terettod in the National Mutual Life Assoea
tion. company composed of our leading busi.
ness men, and they will be pleased to sec their
friends and the public at their handsome office,
1919 street northwest. which the company
Will now occupy.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
;,scognizing Good Police Work.

NJ Moore has issued general order to tho
pol force in which he thanks the officers of
the cond ana third precincts for Rrresting Da
hiN for Tobbipg the Chilian minister house,
anf 'phn Jackson, the ghost rObber'' ami as
sGi q OF OtiieeT Sheahan.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
Money-SaVing Devices.
Time, Labor, Patience, and Dol
lars Saved by Employing an
Admirable system--9er-
fect Order Out o?
Perfect Chao,.

The time was when business men and pro-
fessional men expected as matter of course
TO spend much oftheir time looking through
pigeon holes, baskets bundles, and drawers
Tor invoices, receipts. quotations., letters, aud
other papers. But the busy mnn of TO day de-.
National Republican., 1887-01-13
R. H. TAYLOR,
e33 Pennsylvania Avenue.
SILKS. VELvETS, AND GAUzES'
sEAToN PERRY.
(succrssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHED.

HAS OPENED A LARGE LINE OF FAILLE
FRANCAIsE IN BLACK, WHITE
AND ALL THE NEW CoLoRS. ,,,,o,,
EssE. RHADAMES, MASCOTTE, GROS
GRAIN, AND.SURAH SILKS IN BLACK.
WHiTE, ANB ALL THE FASHIONABLE
SHADES FOR STREET, RECEPTION,
AND EVENING WEAR.
MoiRE FRANCAISE IN BLACK AND ALL
THE NEW COLORS. ...-,-.
ELEGANT BEADED SATINs, NELVET5,
AND GRENADINES. r,o
NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND S!LNER B, BRO.
CADED .sATINs FOR DRESS fhoNIs
,ydNs AZ PfkCK PhNnKi"A AND CoLoRED ALLsILK
- VFLVETS from 81 to IS per yard.
BLACK AND CoLoRED GERMAN SILK VEL
NEW sPANisHs AND cHANTILLY LACE
NovFITIFs ii SILK. .GAuzEs, BRUSSELS
NETS, AND ILLUSIONS:
NEW CREPE DE CHlENS, INDIA SILKS, AND
CANTON CREPES. .,.
NEW SILK MULI-sILK HOslERG.
TREFOuSSE AND PER1NOTS KID u GloNES
aGRFAT BARGAINS" IN BRoCADE VEL
yrs Mt 50 80 and So: former prices % and 50.
"I oWFsT PRICES" on IMPORTED WRAPS,
JACKETS, NEwMARKETs, CIRCULARS,
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. AND NlSITES:
ESPECIAL, OFFERING" OF BLACK AND
CoiORED JERSEYS, at 80 each; former
priccs were from g. so to IS.
Rs.PLAIN FIGURES AND CoE hECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUI l. ID n q,
prNNsYIVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1887-01-13
"o'GRADy's Awful Night" at Kernans.

OXYGEN GAS and congeners have no equal in
the treatment of painful aud weakening dis
cases of women. Free pamphlets at Institute
Of Natural Therapeutics, $40 18th st. n. W.
National Republican., 1887-01-13

J w you heard the talking moukeys2 Go
to .-rnGn's, See the monopedes.